On yesterday’s Bulls and Bears, in a discussion that purported to be about whether or not the President has a mandate after his re-election. Brenda Buttner "asked," "Four more years of big government means four more years of job losses?"

Part of Bill O'Reilly's racial resentment is based in a lack of understanding of African-Americans which is shown in his belief that blacks voted for Obama strictly on the basis of race and because they want "free stuff. Bill just doesn't comprehend why blacks don't conform to his preconceived notions for them, such as when he was shocked that they have table manners. Recently, Bill used the words of a very controversial black minister to show his two black minister guests what they should be thinking, how they should vote, and why they should hate Planned Parenthood. Bill was taken aback when they disagreed with the views of the aforementioned pastor whose views were close to Bill's. Bill is clueless when it comes to black Americans. That he makes no attempt to get one, tells you all you need to know.

Raw Story reported a few days ago that profits "almost halved" at News Corporation's publishing arm. However, Fox News continues to be extremely profitable for the media conglomerate.

On yesterday’s Your World, Neil Cavuto hosted “small business owner” Michael Fredrich to attack discuss the President’s refusal to extend the Bush tax cuts for those making over a quarter million dollars a year. If you didn’t already know that Fredrich was Fox’s kind of guy because he has threatened to lay off workers in order to skirt Obamacare regulations, you’d have known it from his first utterances in this segment: "Stop with the class warfare… To me, Donald Trump is a man that should be admired. I mean, he’s built a lot, he’s done a lot of good, he’s created jobs. And this vilifying successful people in this country is enough. I mean I've had enough of it." 

David Frum appeared on Morning Joe yesterday and blasted what he called the "conservative entertainment complex" that has "fleeced and exploited and lied to" Republicans. 

As we have previously posted, Bill O’Reilly spewed some shocking sour grapes on Election Night that were filled with racial resentment. The thoughts, albeit in more delicate form, have been reiterated all over Fox News. Two days ago, Megyn Kelly joined the Fox-News-Sore-Losers-With-Racial-Insinuations Club.

Rupert Murdoch just can't seem to stop being a buttinsky into American politics. Now, in synch with top Republicans who have suddenly embraced immigration reform - in the wake of Latinos overwhelmingly voting for Obama - Murdoch has tweeted, "Must have sweeping, generous immigration reform."

Fox Nation joined the Fox News Sore Losers Club today with a blaring - and misleading - headline: OBAMA REELECTION TRIGGERS MASSIVE LAYOFFS ACROSS AMERICA. But it turns out the facts are well, different.

Please, somebody start a Hatemongers Anonymous 12-Step group for Michelle Malkin. She could have plenty Fox News homeys there with her but if anyone seems powerless over hate mongering and in need of an intervention over it, it’s Malkin. She seems incapable of going more than a few seconds before becoming overrun with sanctimonious hostility. Last night’s case in point, Malkin appeared on the Hannity show and gleefully smiled as she urged viewers to “contemplate” impeaching our “Jihadi-coddling” president.

Rather than acknowledging that the majority of Americans weren't that into the Romney/Ryan gospel of screw the poor, the right wing is blaming the GOP loss on - wait for it - poor people who voted for Obama cuz they want free stuff. For Bill O'Reilly, this is truly scary because, in addition to wanting free stuff, these lazy slugs are part of the hordes of scary, black/brown people that are making white people a minority in Bill's America. But Bill isn't the only one who looks back longingly on an America where black/brown people knew their place and didn't get hand-outs. He isn't the only one who fondly remembers the days when the only access to abortion was in "back alley" procedures.  His mini-me, failed comedian Dennis Miller feels the same way while sadly recognizing that the times, they are a changing. Awww...